WEBVTT EATONVILLE WITH MORE.DETECTIVES ARE ASKING THE PUBLICNOT TO APPROACH HIM.REPORTER: YES, THEY CONSIDER HIMTO BE DANGEROUS BUT THEY WANTHELP LOCATING HIM.THEY PUT OUT MORE INFORMATIONTODAY TO MAKE THAT POSSIBLE.THE HOUSE WHERE CINDY JACKSONWAS SHOT AND KILLED IS NO LONGERSURROUNDED BY CRIME SCENE TAPE.KILLED ON HER BIRTHDAY,CHRISTMAS DAY, CINDY'S FAMILY ISNUMB, DESPERATELY TRYING TOGRASP THEIR NEW REALITY.>> I CAN NO LONGER HOLD HER TALKTO HER.THEY WERE PREPARING A GATHERINGYESTERDAY FOR CINDY.REPORTER: ACCORDING TOEATONVILLE POLICE, THE DOUBLESHOOTING HAPPENED AROUND 7:00MONDAY MORNING.POLICE HAVE NAMED JASON MCDONALDAS THEIR SUSPECT.THEY SAY HE SHOT AND KILLED34-YEAR-OLD CINDY JACKSON, THENTURNED THE GUN ON HER BOYFRIEND70-YEAR-OLD ARTHUR GLOVER.ARTHUR'S FAMILY TELLS USALTHOUGH HE WAS SHOT IN THE HEADAND SHOULDER, HE ISCOMMUNICATING, AND FEELCONFIDENT HE'S GOING TO MAKE IT .>> SHE HAD A LIFE.SHE IS HUMAN AND THE WAY SHE WASKILLED, THAT IS NOT HUMAN.REPORTER: WHAT HAPPENS IN THEHOUSE AT 144 WASHINGTON AVE?CINDY'S FAMILY SAYS JASONMCDONALD LIVED AT THE HOUSE,BELIEVE IT STARTED WHEN CINDYASKED HIM TO FOLLOW HOUSE RULES.>> WHEN YOU COME IN, DON'T BELOUD.AS IT'S BEEN KNOWN IT IS AROOMING HOUSE SO YOU'RE COMINGIN WITH LOUD NOISE YOU'RE COMING, IN DIRTY.REPORTER POLICE BELIEVE JASON: MCDONALD IS DRIVING A DODGERAM PICKUP TRUCK THAT LOOKS LIKETHIS.CINDY'S FAMILY HAS A MESSAGE FORHIM.>> I KNOW YOU HAVE A HEART.I KNOW YOU HAVE A HEART TO COMEFORWARD AND TURN YOURSELF IN.REPORTER: JUST A FEW MINUTESAGO, I WATCHED A MAN PUTTOGETHER THIS MEMORIAL FOR CINDYIN FRONT OF THE HOUSE.HER RELATIVES TELL US SHE WAS AVERY SWEET, LOVING WOMAN AND

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Updated: 6:44 PM EST Dec 26, 2017

EATONVILLE, Fla. —

Authorities are searching for a man who they said shot and killed a woman on her birthday, Christmas Day.

The Eatonville Police Department released an image of Jason Raymond MacDonald, who they said shot and killed Cindy Jackson and injured 70-year-old Arthur L. Glover.

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Authorities said the double shooting happened at a home on Washington Avenue near West Kennedy Boulevard in Eatonville.

Jackson had a single gunshot wound and was dead when authorities arrived, officials said.

Glover, who suffered multiple gunshot wounds, was conscious when authorities arrived and identified his and Jackson's attacker as MacDonald, according to officials.

Investigators said MacDonald could be driving a 2005 black Dodge Ram 1500 that belonged to one of the victims and has been on the run ever since.

MacDonald has an active warrant for first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, grand theft auto and is said to be armed and dangerous.

The following photo is a representation of the truck MacDonald could be driving: